physical assessment final practice Qs

The nurse is assessing a patient using a goniometer. What is this instrument used for? a. Range of motion b. Muscle strength c. Joint symmetry d. Length of extremity

a

The nurse is assessing a patient's muscle strength of the trapezius muscle. The nurse will apply resisting force while the patient: a. shrugs her shoulders. b. moves her jaw laterally. c. flexes her elbow. d. extends her knee.

a

The nurse is performing a skin assessment and finds that the patient has milia. In which age group would this be an expected finding? a. Newborns b. Young children c. Adolescents d. Older adults

a

The nurse is teaching a parent about risk factors associated with the skin for their school-age child. What would the nurse include as the most common cause of skin lesions for this age group? a. Communicable disease and bacterial infection b. Changes in skin turgor and skin tone c. Maturation of melanocytes, causing changes in skin color d. Skin inflammation from sebaceous gland activity

a

a pt w/ darkly pigmented skin has been admitted to the hospital w/ jaundice. what is the best way to assess for jaundice in this pt? a. inspect color of sclera b. inspect genitalia for color c. blanch the fingernails d. jaundice cannot be assessed in pts w dark pigmented skin

a

what are the characteristics of lymph nodes in patient's w acute infection? a. enlarged and tender b. round, rubbery, and mobile c. hard, fixed, and painless d. soft, mobile, and painless

a

which patient's description of pain is consistent w injury to BONE? a. "deep, dull, and boring" b. "cramping even when not moving" c. "intermittent, sharp and radiating" d. "numbness and tingling w movement"

a

while assessing the range of motion of the pt's knee, the nurse expects to find which movements? a. flexion, extension, hyperextension b. circumduction, internal rotation. external rotation c. adduction, abduction, rotation d. flexion, pronation, supination

a

Narrowing of the bronchi creates which adventitious sound? a. Wheeze b. Crackles c. Rhonchi d. Pleural friction rub

A

The nurse suspects that a female patient is having trouble with the thyroid when the patient answers yes to which question? "How much alcohol do you drink?" "Have you noticed a change in your level of energy?" "Do you have headaches?" "Are you currently menstruating?"

"Have you noticed a change in your level of energy?"

The nurse is trying to assess a patient's risk of osteoporosis. The nurse knows that the following groups have the highest incidence of osteoporosis. select all that apply -Asian females -White males -American Indian males -African-American males -Postmenopausal women -Patients who had fractures in the past

-Asian females -Postmenopausal women -Patients who had fractures in the past

a nurse suspects a viral infection or upper respiratory allergies when the pt sputum is which color: a. white b. clear c. yellow d. pink tinged

B

The nurse is assessing a patient for nail clubbing. Where should the nurse focus the exam? a. The width of the nail base b. The color of the nail c. The thickness of the nail d. The angle of the nail base

d

The nurse knows that the functions of the skin include which of the following? (select all that apply) -Sensory input -Protection -Production of vitamin D -Temperature regulation -Production of vitamin C -Sensory output

-Sensory input -Protection -Production of vitamin D -Temperature regulation

A patient tells the nurse that she has smoked 2 packs of cigarettes a day for 40 years. The nurse records this as how many pack-years? a. 20 b.40 c. 60 d. 80

D

Narrowing of the bronchi creates which adventitious sound? a.wheeze b. crackles c. rhonchi d. pleural friction rub

A

where do you palpate the posterior tibial pulse a.behind knee in popliteal fossa b.inner aspecct of ankle below and slightly behind medial malleolus c.over dorsum of foot b/t extension tendons of 1st/2nd toes d.outer side of ankle below and slightly behind lateral malleolus

B

A patient describes a recent onset of frequent/severe unilateral headaches that last abt an 1 hour. RN suspects which type of headache? a. cluster b. migraine c. tension d. sinus

a

The nurse is performing a skin check on a patient. In which age group is seborrheic keratosis an expected finding? a. Newborns b. Young children c. Adolescents d. Older adults

d

A patient tells the nurse that he has smoked 1½ packs of cigarettes a day for 14 years. The number of packs the nurse should record in the medical record is ___ pack-years.

21

The nurse that is examining a patient with normal muscle strength would document Grade __. 0 1 3 5

5

the nurse is listening to the pts heart at the left sternal border (LSB) at the 2nd intraclavicular space (ICS). which area is being auscultated? a.erbs point b.mitral area c.aortic area d.pulmonic area

D

Which patient condition increases the risk of osteomyelitis? a. Severe gout b. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) c. Severe osteoporosis d. An open fracture of the radius

d

A patient is complaining of difficulty hearing. Which structure of the ear stimulates the acoustic nerve? The tympanic membrane The ossicle The organ of Corti The tragus

the ossicle

which Q gives the nurse more info about the pts complaint of chest pain? a. have you had a flu shot this year b. are there enviormental conditions that affect your breathing at home c. how would you describe the chest pain d. has the pain been interrupting your sleep

C

which disorder is an example of a vascular lesion? a. dermatofibroma b. vitiligo c. sebaceous cyst d. port wine stain

d

A patient has right lower lobe pneumonia, creating a consolidation in that lung. In assessing for vocal fremitus, the nurse found increased fremitus over the right lower lung. What finding does the nurse anticipate when assessing vocal resonance to confirm the consolidation? a. Bronchophony reveals the patient's spoken "99" as clear and loud. b. No sounds are expected since sounds cannot be transmitted through consolidation. c. Egophony reveals indistinguishable sounds when the patient says "e-e-e." d. Whispered pectoriloquy reveals a muffled sound when the patient says "1-2-3."

A

A patient has severe shortness of breath while they sleep. What is their likely diagnosis? a. Paroxysmal Nocturnal Dyspnea b. Pulmonary hypertension c. Dyspnea d. Orthopnea

A

After taking a brief health history, a nurse needs to complete a focused assessment on which patient? a. A male who works as a painter b. A male who plays basketball and hockey c. A female who recently moved into a college dormitory d. A female who has a history of gout

A

During the problem-based history, a patient reports coughing up sputum when lying on the right side, but not when lying on the back or left side. The nurse suspects this patient may have a lung abscess. What additional question does the nurse ask to gather more data? a. "Does the sputum have an odor?" b. "Do you have chest pain when you take a deep breath?" c. "Have you also experienced tightness in your chest?" d. "Have you coughed up any blood?"

A

average bp for pts on their last 3 visits. which pt has expected findings a.110/78 b.140/90 c.130/76 d.120/80

A

when auscultating pts lungs, you hear a low pitched, coarse, loud and low snoring sound. what does the nurse document this as a. rhonchi b. wheeze c. crackles d. pleural friction rub

A

which breath sounds are expected on the posterior chest of an adult? a.vesicular b.bronchovesicular c.bronchial d.bronchoalveolar

A

A nurse is assessing a patient who was diagnosed with emphysema and chronic bronchitis 5 years ago. During the assessment of this patient's integumentary system, what finding should the nurse correlate to this respiratory disease? a. Dry, flaky skin b. Clubbing of the fingers c. Hypertrophy of the nails d. Hair loss from the scalp

B

A nurse is auscultating the lungs of a healthy male patient and hears crackles on inspiration. What action can the nurse take to ensure this is an accurate finding? a. Make sure the bell of the stethoscope is used, rather than the diaphragm. b. Hold stethoscope firmly to prevent movement when placed over chest hair. c. Ask the patient not to talk while the nurse is listening to the lungs. d. Change the patient's position to ensure accurate sounds.

B

A patient is suspected of having a lung consolidation. A nurse uses the three techniques for assessing vocal resonance in this patient. What is the expected finding among the three procedures that will help eliminate consolidation as a problem? a. The nurse documents clearly hearing the patient say "99." b. The nurse documents hearing muffled sounds when the patient says "1-2-3." c. The nurse documents hearing no sounds when the patient says "e-e-e." d. The nurse documents clearly hearing the patient say "a-a-a."

B

Swelling of the abdomen as a result of fluid accumulation is known as: a. Hypovolemia. b. Ascites. c. Hepatic congestion. d. Peripheral Edema.

B

Which of these interventions is appropriate based on the assessment data? A nurse is assessing a client who is experiencing shortness of breath. The client exhibits nasal flaring, use of accessory muscles, a respiratory rate of 36 breaths per minute, and an oxygen saturation of 89% on 2 Liters of oxygen via nasal cannula. After listening to the client's breath sounds. A. Get the client back to bed B. Notify the client' s Physician C. Ask the respiratory therapist to give a breathing treatment D. Check the position of the nasal cannula

B

Which question will give the nurse additional information about the nature of a patient's dyspnea? a. "How often do you see the physician?" b. "How has this condition affected your day-to-day activities?" c. "Do you have a cough that occurs with the dyspnea?" d. "Does your heart rate increase when you are short of breath?"

B

While assessing edema on a male patient's lower leg, the nurse notices that there is a slight imprint of his fingers where he palpated the patient's leg. How does the nurse document this finding? a. No edema b. 1+ edema c. 2+ edema d. 3+ edema

B

a nurse auscultating the lungs of a healthy female pt hears crackles on inspiration. what should the nurse do to ensure this is an accurate finding? a. make sure to use the bell rather than the diaphragm b. ask pt to cough then repeat auscultation c.ask pt to not talk while youre listening to lungs d. change pts position to ensure accurate sounds

B

a pt complains of pain in the calf when walking. which Q should the nurse ask for further data? a.does your calf swell when pain occurs b.does it go away when you stop walking c. do you get SOB when walking d.do you feel dizzy when the pain occurs

B

when a pt complains of chest pain, which Q is pertinent to ask to get more data? a.what were you doing when the pain occured b. what does the pain feel like c.do you have episodes of SOB d.has anyone in your fam had similar pain

B

A nurse inspects a patient's hands and notices clubbing of the fingers. The nurse correlates this finding with what condition? a. Pulmonary infection b. Trauma to the thorax c. Chronic hypoxemia d. Allergic reaction

C

A nurse is assessing a patient's peripheral circulation. Which finding indicates venous insufficiency of this patient's legs? a. Paresthesias and weak, thin peripheral pulses b. Leg pain that can be relieved by walking c. Edema that is worse at the end of the day d. Leg pain that increases when the legs are lowered

C

A nurse is assessing for vocal (tactile) fremitus on a patient with pulmonary edema. Which is the appropriate technique to use? a. Systematically percuss the posterior chest wall following the same pattern that is used for auscultation and listen for a change in tone from resonant to dull. b. Place the pads of the fingers on the right and left thoraces and palpate the texture and consistency of the skin feeling for a crackly sensation under the fingers. c. Place the palms of the hands on the right and left thoraces, ask the patient to say "99," and feel for vibrations. d. Place both thumbs on either side of the patient's spinal processes, extend fingers laterally, ask the patient to take a deep breath, and feel for vibrations.

C

A nurse palpating the chest of a patient finds increased fremitus bilaterally. What is the significance of this finding? a. An expected finding c. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease c. Bilateral pneumonia d. Bilateral pneumothorax

C

In reviewing the patient's record, the nurse notes that the patient has air in the subcutaneous tissue. The nurse validates that this patient has crepitus with which finding? a. Asymmetric expansion of the chest wall on inhalation b. Increased transmission of vocal vibrations on auscultation c. Crackling sensation under the skin of the chest on palpation d. Coarse grating sounds heard over the mediastinum on inspiration

C

Which question gives the nurse further information about the patient's complaint of chest pain? a. Have you had your influenza immunization this year? b. Are there environmental conditions that may affect your breathing at home? c. How would you describe the chest pain? d. Has the chest pain been interrupting your sleep?

C

a nurse finds the pts anteroposterior diameter of the chest to be the same as the lateral diameter. based on this, what other data would the nurse anticipate? a. bronchial breath sounds in posterior throax b. decreased resperiatory rate c. decreased breath sounds on auscultation d. complaint of sharp chest pain on inspiration

C

a pt has an infection of terminal bronchioles and alveoli that involves the right lower lobe of the lung. which abnormal finding is expected? a. dyspnea with diminished breath sounds bilaterally b.asymmetric chest expansion on R side c. fever and tachypnea with crackels over right lower lobe d. prolonged expiration w occasional wheeze in right lower lobe

C

how do you determine jugular vein pulsation a. elevate HOB 90deg and looks for vein pulsation parallel to steroclemastoid musc. as HOB is slowly lowered b.look for vein pulsation at jawline as pt turns from supine to side-lying position c.elevate HOB until external jugular vein pulsation is seen above clavicle d. put pt supine and have them cough, look for vein pulsation during cough

C

on auscultation of heart, the nurse recognizes which expected finding a.low pitched blowing sound above abdominal aorta b.high pitched vibration over the base of heart c.S1 is louder at apex of heart d. S3 sonuds like Ken-Tuck-Y

C

when inspecting legs of male pt, the nurse notes the skin is shiny and taut w little hair. what other data sould the nurse find to indicate the pt has peripheral artery disease a. pitting edema of one/both feet or legs b. increased circumfrence of thighs bilaterally c.pale, cool legs w deiminished/absent dorsals pulses d. pain when legs are dependent thats relieved when legs are elvated

C

which pt is at the highest risk for hypertension a.asian 5'5, 125lb guy who has headache over forehead and eyes b.cheyenne indian woman complaining of burning epigastric pain radiating to her jaw c.african american man w type 2 DM, exercises once a month and drinks 2-3drinks a day d.white woman w fam hx of heart disease who has chest pain when she takes a deep breath

C

A patient complains about aching and cold feet. You are concerned about peripheral circulation, so you assess: a. Edema and jugular vein distention. b. Dizziness, palpitations, and chest pain. c. Aortic, pulmonic, tricuspid, and mitral heart sounds. d. Color, temperature, capillary refill, and pulse quality.

D

A patient is admitted to the emergency department with a tracheal obstruction. What sound does the nurse expect to hear as this patient breathes? a. Dull sounds on percussion b. Soft, muffled rhonchi heard over the trachea c. Bubbling or rasping sounds heard over the trachea d. High-pitched sounds on inspiration and exhalation

D

A patient reports having leg pain while walking that is relieved with rest. Based on these data, the nurse expects which finding on inspection and palpation of this patient? a. 1+ edema of the feet and ankles bilaterally b. The circumference of the right leg is larger than the left leg c. Patchy petechiae and purpura of the lower extremities d. Cool feet with capillary refill of toes greater than 3 seconds

D

While taking a history, a nurse learns that this patient experiences shortness of breath (dyspnea). If the cause of the dyspnea is a cardiovascular problem, the nurse expects which abnormal finding on examination? a. Flat jugular neck veins b. Red, shiny skin on the legs c. Weak, thready peripheral pulses d. Edema of the feet and ankles

D

during inspection of respiratory syst the nurse documents which finding as abnormal a. skin color consistent w pts ethnicity b.1:2 ratio of anteroposterior to lateral diameter c.resp rate of 20 breaths/min d. pt leaning forward w arms braced on knees

D

how does the nurse palpate the chest for tenderness, bulges, and symmetry? a.use fist of dominant hand to gently tap the anterior, lateral and posterior chest, comparing both sides to each other b. use ulnar surface of one hand to palpate anterior, lateral and posterior chest, comparing both sides to each other c. palpates skin over chest/alignment of vertebrae with fingertips d. with palm of fingers of both hands, feel the consistency of skin over the chest and alignment of the vertebrae

D

whats the most accurate technique for detecting a venous thrombosis at bedside a.dorsiflex the calf and note complaint of pain b.elevate 1 leg above level of heart to determine if veins empty c.palpate pulses distal to areas of suspected thrombosis d.measure thigh circumference to detect increase from baseline

D

A nurse is obtaining a health history from a 52 year old male PT w a red lesion at the base of his tongue...which additional data does the nurse specifically collect abt this patient? a. alc and tobacco use b. date of last dental exam c. use of dentures d. history of pyorrhea

a

During a physical assessment, the nurse is unable to feel the patient's thyroid gland w palpation from an anterior approach. what is the appropriate action of the nurse at this time? a. recognize that this is an unexpected finding b. auscultate thyroid gland c. palpate thyroid using a posterior approach d. refer pt to a follow up apt w endocrinologist

a

The nurse is assessing a patient's optic disc. What instrument would be best for this assessment? The optic disc is viewed with an ophthalmoscope. The optic disc is viewed with a stethoscope. The optic disc is viewed with an otoscope. The optic disc is viewed by the naked eye.

The optic disc is viewed with an ophthalmoscope.

A 32 year old woman has a 4 day history of sore throat and diff swallowing...nurse observes that tonsils are covered w yellow patches, the tonsils are so large that they fill the entire oropharnyx and appear to be touching...how should the nurse document these findings? a. "tonsils yellow and swollen" b. "enlarged tonsils 4 + w yellow exudate" c. "strep infection to tonsils" d. "edema of tonsils w pus"

b

A nurse examines a patient's auditory canal and tympanic membrane with an otoscope and observes which finding as abnormal? a. presence of cerumen b. yellow/amber color of the tympanic membrane c. presence of a cone of light d. shiny/transluscent tympanic membrane

b

A patient complains of her jaw popping when chewing, which exam techniques are appropriate to use w this patient? a.inspecting the masculature of the face/neck for symmetry b. observing the ROM of/palpating each TMJ for movement, sounds, and pain c. asking the pt to move her chin to her chest, hyperextend her head, and move her head from right side to left side d. asking the pt to open her mouth as widely as possible and inspecting the jaw for redness, edema, or broken teeth

b

A patient complains of pain and clicking in the jaw with movement. These symptoms are consistent with: a. gout in the jaw. b. temporomandibular joint syndrome. c. rheumatoid arthritis of the jaw. d.bursitis of the temporomandibular joint.

b

The nurse is performing a skin assessment on a patient in pain. Which skin layer contains sensory fibers that react to touch, pain, and temperature? a. The epidermis b. The dermis c. The hypodermis d. The subcutaneous tissue

b

Which statement regarding the comparison of the circumference between the right and left extremities is true? a. Measurements between the right and left sides should be identical. b. Measurement differences are less than 1 cm. c. Measurement differences are within 2 cm. d. Measurement differences are within 2 inches.

b

during the history, the patient indicates that her eyes have been red and itchy..which additional questions should the nurse ask? a. have u ever had a detached retina b. do u have seasonal allergies c. have u ever had the pressure in ur eyes checked d. do u also have double vision

b

the nurse observes multiple red circular lesions w central clearing that are scattered all over the abdomen/thorax...how does the nurse document the shape and pattern of these lesions? a. gyrate and linear b. annular and generalized c. iris and discrete d. oval and clustered

b

while testing a patient's bicep muscle strength, the nurse applies resistance and asks the patient to perform which motion? a. extension of the arm b. flexion of the arm c. adduction of the arm d. abduction of the arm

b

48 year old woman asks you how to best protect herself from excess sun exposure at the beach...what is the most appropriate response? a. "limit your time in the sun to 5 mins every hour" b. "wear a wetsuit that covers your arms and legs" c. "apply a waterproof sunscreen (spf 15 or higher) to exposed skin surfaces and reapply at least every 2 hours" d. "apply sunscreen with a minimum of 50 spf to all skin surfaces before leaving the beach to provide all day coverage"

c

A patient comes to the clinic for a skin check. Which finding by the nurse indicates a need to further investigate a lesion? a. The lesion is dark brown. b. The lesion has been present for 20 years. c. The lesion bleeds easily when it is touched. d. The lesion is slightly raised and circumscribed.

c

A patient is concerned because the dermatologist diagnosed macules all over the skin. The patient asks the nurse what could be causing this? The nurse's best response is: a. "Macules need to be watched closely for signs of skin cancer." b. "Macules are warts and should be removed." c. "Macules are freckles are considered normal on the skin." "d. You have an infection and will need an antibiotic."

c

Edema can be assessed by: a. Using a stethoscope to listen for fluid in the tissue. b. Blanching the skin and waiting for the pink color to return. c .Indenting the skin with a finger and observing the depth of the pitting. d .Palpating the pulse and comparing the rate with the auscultated heart rate.

c

The nurse is assessing a 72-year-old's spinal column. Which spinal finding would be considered normal for a 72-year-old patient? a. Meningocele b. Myelomeningocele c. Kyphosis d. Scoliosis

c

The nurse is assessing a newborn and hears a click when the Barlow-Ortolani maneuver is performed. What would this finding indicate? a. An indication of Erb's palsy b. A possible indication of spina bifida c. An indication of congenital hip dislocation d. A normal finding in the newborn

c

The nurse is assessing a patient's internal rotation of the shoulder joint. How should the nurse direct the patient? a. "Place your right hand behind the left side of your head." b. "Elevate your right arm over your head." c. "Place your right hand against the small of your back." d. "Rotate the palm of your hand up and down."

c

The nurse is assessing an African-American patient for cyanosis. Cyanosis in dark pigmented skin appears as a(n): a. yellowish-green skin. b. deeper tone of brown or purple. c. Ashen gray color to the skin. d. cluster of dark spots over the skin surface.

c

The patient has edema/redness of the skin surrounding the nail on his right index finger...which data elicited from his history best explains this condition? a. fam history of liver disease b. scabies outbreak among his fam c. he has a new full time job as a dishwasher at a local restaurant d. he had several warts removed from his hand 2 years ago

c

With the patient in a supine position, how does a nurse test the external rotation of the patient's right hip? a. Asking the patient to move the right leg laterally with the right knee straight b. Asking the patient to flex the right knee and turn medially toward the left side (inward) c. Asking the patient to place the right heel on the left patella d. Asking the patient to raise the right leg straight up and perpendicular to the body

c

how does the nurse assess a patient's consensual reaction? a. by touching the cornea w a small piece of sterile cotton and observing the patient's pupil size b. observing the patient's pupil size when he or she looks at close versus far objects c. shining a light into the patient's right eye and observing pupillary reaction of the left eye d. covering one eye w a card and observing pupillary reaction when the card is removed

c

the nurse is comparing the right and left legs of a pt and notices they're asymmetric...which additional data should be collected/? a. passively moves each leg through range of motion and compares findings b. observes patients gait and legs as he/she walks across the room c. assess length of each leg and compare findings d. palpates joints/muscles of each leg and compare findings

c

which data history of a 42 year old man should be evaluated further as a possible risk of hearing loss? a. "I watch TV in the evening w my wife and children" b. "when i was younger, i wore an earring" c. "my primary work is carpentry work" d. "i have been an accountant for 16 years"

c

The nurse is aware that the greatest physical variation of ears among individuals of different races is: the size of the ear. hearing acuity. consistency and color of cerumen. the length of the auditory canal.

consistency and color of cerumen.

PT comes in with a sore above the lip that has not healed and is getting bigger. RN observes a red, scaly patch w an ulcerated center and sharp margins...which type of malignancy is associated w this? a. kaposis sarcoma b. malignant melanoma c. basal cell carcinoma d. squamous cell carcinoma

d

The nurse is assessing a patient's skin turgor. Skin turgor is assessed by: a. auscultating the skin to note the presence of motility sounds. b. pressing on the skin and observing the depression. c. stretching the skin and observing for a degree of flexibility. d. pinching the skin and watching the skin return to place.

d

When a nurse asks a patient to place the right arm behind the head, the nurse is testing for which range of motion? a. Flexion of the elbow b. Hyperextension of the shoulder c. Internal rotation and adduction of the shoulder d. External rotation and abduction of the shoulder

d

a 24 year old PT has a 2 day history of clear nasal drainage...which is the most logical question to ask? a."is there a foul odor coming from your nose" b. "have you had recent nosebleeds" c. "do you snore while sleeping" d. "do you have allergies"

d

how does the nurse determine if the pt muscuoskeletal exam is normal? a. by reading the exam findings as documented in the pt's chart b. comparing findings to others in the same age group c. reading descriptions in health assessment books d. comparing the patient's left side to their right side

d

the nurse testing the patient's muscle strength finds that the patient has full resistance to opposition. using Table 14-3, how would this finding be documented? a. poor or 2/5 b. fair or 3/5 c. good or 4/5 d. normal or 5/5

d

when examining a 16 year old male pt, the nurse notices multiple pustules and comedones on the face. the nurse recognizes that increased activity of which cells or glands may cause these manifestations? a. epidermal cells b. eccrine glands c. apocrine glands d. sebaceous glands

d

which technique is used for palpating lymph nodes? a. apply firm pressure over the nodes w the pads of the fingers b. apply gentle pressure over the nodes w the tips of the fingers c. apply firm pressure anterior the nodes w the tips of the fingers d. apply gentle pressure over the nodes w the pads of the fingers

d

while talking with a patient, the nurse suspects he has hearing loss. which is the best exam technique? a. whispered voice test b. rinne test c. weber test d. audiometry test

d

The student nurse is learning how to use the ophthalmoscope. When performing an ophthalmoscopic examination, examine the patient's right: eye with your right eye and the patient's left eye with your left eye. eye with your left eye, and the patient's left eye with your right eye. and left eyes with your dominant eye. and left eyes with your nondominant eye.

eye with your right eye and the patient's left eye with your left eye.

The nurse is treating a patient for a nosebleed. The patient complains of frequent nosebleeds. What could be a possible cause of the nosebleeds? Excessive cilia Tobacco use Snorting cocaine Hypotension

snorting cocaine